Columbia Police officer killed in line of duty to be laid to rest this week
A Columbia Police officer killed in the line of duty will be laid to rest this week.
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Serve & Connect offering fundraiser for families of Officers DeLong and Dymock
So far over $15,000 has been raised for Officer Dymock as he continues to recover from his injuries, and over $34,000 has been raised for Officer DeLong’s family — leaving behind his wife Hannah and two small children.
Update – Officer Dymock released from hospital following Saturday shooting; slain officer’s funeral announced
Photos provided by CPD COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) — According to the Columbia Police Department, Officer David Dymock has been released from the hospital after he and fellow Officer Chris DeLong were involved in a shooting with a suspect Saturday morning. Officer DeLong later passed away from his injuries. Visitation for Officer DeLong will be held Thursday at the Dunbar Funeral…
Update: Columbia Police officer shot, killed in line of duty
Columbia Police say an officer has died in the line of duty after a shooting Saturday morning in Southeast Park area.
Columbia Police investigating overnight homicide in North Columbia
The Columbia Police (CPD) is investigating an overnight shooting that happened in North Columbia, say officers.
Columbia PD: Missing veteran located
Columbia Police says Keith Lynch was safely located after being the subject of a BOLO issued following his disappearance on August 22.
Former Columbia code enforcement employee arested, accused of assault
A former City of Columbia Code Enforcement employee accused of assault was arrested on Wednesday, says CPD.
Man arrested, charged with auto breaking after incident in Heathwood
Columbia Police say a man has been arrested and charged with auto breaking.
Columbia Police investigating Marion Street shooting
Columbia Police officers are investigating a shooting that happened in the 1400 block of Marion Street.
Parts of Elmwood Avenue, Assembly Street temporarily closed for repairs, says CPD
Motorists are being rerouted via Calhoun Street. At this time, repairs are expected to take approximately 8 to 12 hours or longer, depending on conditions.
